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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
moaE GOOD THAN nAam.


DusEls. Aug z3.-Ths indignation nseS-
ink ~ protest. sgslnsl the z0ssrnmsDts
proclamation u the Irssh SationAl League.
hsld Ia the Kotan4s LAST nixhk vas an sn-
or20us sa2ir. There we're 40 tickets Of
admission. butit vas generally understood
that seats On the plAEfosn. not occupied ey
iesdi1g members Of the League, were re-
served Tor occupancy bv Americans. Irish
Americans sad Engi-sA VlsilsFs. and Of these
there were a iargs na0osT pressat- Among
tne Ensish mem 5ers Of the H0uss Of Con-
mons sh0 endorsed tue princisles oi tie
league 0y their presence and active psrtici-
patton IN the proceedings we're jacob
Bright, member Tor Manchester; Richard b
Haldane. menl0eg for Hsdcington Henry
Peyt0n Cobb, Inemeer for Rugby Charles
kea4iek. member FOR Wsnsoeex. and An
gus Sutherland, member fer Sutherland
shire, snd tasF. Hitb Others equally prom
iusnt la Eaziish politics. freely expressed
their condemnation OF the government ;
action, and believe that it had done the
League more good than barn through It's
innusnce as0n English public opinion.
TIE speeches Of John Dillon and VIII
liam % O'Bfien were filied with defiance of
tue Governments PROCLAMATION. OBrien
declared that no Irishman was worth his
sail II he did net trample the proclamation
ueder foot. he advised calmness IN the
absence ot grave prOgocatiOn but ~ the
same time co0nseied hrmness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
<H+uPbOLSCGRY+s
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4QuRTAInS4

This department is rich and
complete IN everything possiblc
TO purchase for the coming Faii
trade.
Nottinghans in white. ecru
and Tan. German App'iuues
An elegant line Of Swiss Lace
Curtains IN plain white and two
toned. Fine Novelties In Me
can" and Renaissance ID
combination Of ecrp and white
Raw Silk and Turcornan Cur
tains, Birmed sll-over curts rs,
Silk Chenille Curtains, Fins
All-Silk and Silk and Wool
Draperics and piece Goods,
Tides, Scsrfs and Piano Cow
crs. Rsmirs. Petit Points. SILK
and Tapestries for furniture
coverings and upholstery pur-
poses. To be briei, for the Pail
Of 1887, we have the largest
and most complete line Of Car
pets. Curtains, and Upholstery
goods ever shown In the STATE
Of Michigan, and 81 the lowest
loom prices
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
Delegates Elected.

The Retail Grocers' Association held a
regular meeting last evening, at which
Warren Hutchins delivered an interesting
address on The Best Method of Preserving
Vegetables and Fruits" Delegates to the
State convention of the Michigan Business
Mems Association. which will be held at
Flint September and Z, were elected as
follows: II. A. Hydom, o. w. Petit, b.
Emery, Thomas Heating. Geo. Donovan,
Willis Butler, r. Z. Walker M. &. Coos
sen, Chas. Petterscb and three more are to
be appointed by the President. +. A.
Stowe. Secretary and +. J. Herrick will
attend the convention as officers Of the
State Association. thus making the entire
number OF delegates from this city fifteen.
Owing to the fact that the next regular
meeting would come on the same day az
the state convention il WAS decided not 10
meet again until Sept. -.
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BlENDON LANDING.
The Prettiest Place on the Grand River,
With Lots of the Black.and speckled
Beautios.

tSsNrsNtt 70 zst Nsl sltSeiA-stsNAa.
GEoRGETowSI Aug. 23.-BIendon Land
ing and vicinity is well known to numbers
OF Grand RAPIDS people who come here
every Summer and Autumn to troll the
river, which runs deep here between the
hills, for the beautiful black and speckled
bass, some of which are fine ones. weighing
from two to three pounds.
The scenery here is the most rugged in
this part of the country, and-exploring the
high wooded bluffs and deep ravines for
squirrels and nuts is pleasant pastime. To
the right of the landing and situated at
bend in the river is high bluff. from the
top of which, either way the yieE is fine.
For miles the scenery is varied by hill and
dale, woodland and meadow, and is excep-
tionslly good in the Fall, when the leayes
are turned"
Should your own good luck fail you. for
a consideration, "Old Simpson" viii fur
nish you with the black and speckled beau
ties fresh, for his own good luck is invinc-
ible. Blendon Landing is not situated in
Blendon township but in the north west
ern portion of Georgetown, between fifteen
and twenty miles down the Grand River
from Grand Rapids. 7. w.
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ADoubie Collision Near Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 23.-At Woodbine, on
the main stem of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, this afternoon freight train ran
into "a pick up which mad stopped there.
The freight engineer was badly scalded and
otherwise injured and the fireman received
painful injuries. Fifteen freight cars were
derailed.
The Round Bay excursion train on the
Annapolis Short Line collided with the
freight train at Round Bay junction this
evening The two engines we're badly
damaged and oil traffic is impeded. Engin-
ser OF freight was fatally hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

PITTLBURs. Aug. 23.-Tne second section
of the western express on the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati 81 st. Louis Railroad, which is
postal and three express cars. jumped the
track about two miles east of Skelly sta
ton. The engine and five cars rolled into
q small creek. Engineer George Thomp-
son, of Dennison. Ohio, was buried under
the wreck and was taken out fatally in
jured. Fireman Robert Mccullough and
Express Messengers George Marvin and
George Morehead were slightly injured.
There were also twelve postal clerks on
the train but they escaped with slight
bruises.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Pr.nlea h sAs fklK..Ras Hsz<za aosias
iAe sasl yeaf
A RECORD ONLY EouAi.LEn
~ I'VE o7tl 81 X Al<hitsAk NlsN5i' f'f.f.S
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

The school census Of the city has Just
been completed, and children of school age.
between the ages Of and % years. were
counted. The following IS the report:
Eigth ward, 1882, Seventh. i,64e, Sixth.
1911. Fifth. 1866; Fourth. 1871: Third,
2 40. Second. $50 First. 1885. Total.
a so. The census last year was as fol-
lows. First ward. 1ie0. Second. 467; Third,
1.S5a: Fourth. 1.76S Fifth. 1881; sixth.
.4s2 Seventh. 1. 80, Eighth. 1873 Total,
I2775. Making sn increase this year 0f
2 aS.i over that Of Iss6 By Hon. Thomas
n. Cilberr's method of calcalstion-mniti-
plyinx tns number of school cbriidrsn by
s4-would ave the city a population OF
81 $50. or an increase Of 6 al ia the past
resr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
OLDCOLOROWS
onFLlcTNa aseoaTs AsoUI rHEM
ehspftzs~ sss Character Eassgsc Ia
shs FIzF--Hhs Ernsps Llksiy - asSs
tns ksasa1ns Soldiers Has
E1fnx Forward.

WAssI1eTos, Aug z3.-Tns following
islszr.m has osen rseeivsd a. tas Var De-
psrtmsns fT0n MAJOR k4ndiett, Command
fax Fort Daehssne. Ct4b. dated Aag. -
-Coloros has as foiloWefs with him.
about one hundrel and nfty IN all, inclad-
lag somen and ehildren. fasfs Il 20 indi-
o.tlon sf his being Feinfofesd. Al Ehs
Iadians At CiDl4h AID Ouray want peace.
1 bslisss nat Coloros would come 70 the
reservation II be could get thsrs without
being sttae ksd. Most Of the party shO
vent 0ul 4itn M. Andrews AaFs returned
- las agency. tEisalsned back. They
C.aila lhst LOiof0n camps coGid n0t Dc
found The se4r 0f ths CITIZENS kept them
from a ssarca. GreaL anxiety il maniiestcd
Concerning heDii4. II the cowboys have
harmed her 1 aalcipase iI vii end IN
serious trouble. 1 saY - the Indians thar
nope she IS vita Col0r0s. o. may Dc sue
is prisoner a. 0leuSOCd SgFinss. and
Wisn tAs after c0ald be ascert4lnsd.
This = ths nrsl time tie name Chspita
has been mentioned la any reports from the
scens Of the reported indlan trOoDles- Al
though nothing IS knosL 0f her here. u u
presumed st tas War Department that she
Il either : r-ia.lVe 81 Coior0N, or daughter
OF some prominent ts Chief
The meager information contained IN the
dispalahes from Fort Duchesne IS al Of
onicial nature that the military authorities
have 10 guide then. The reports Of Sherin >
posse 40 not ia the opinion oi the " ar
lepartment officials earfaut the use OF
troops % suppress a supposed outbreak.
As soon as the indians are attacked
by the troops they would not
only defend themselves, but will
a. once attack the settlements
snd The settlers, and n order 10 avoid an
lndian var, the zssistzncs OF the troops Will
DO withheld ali lt Is necessary f0r the pro-
lection OF the citizens, and every effOrt Will
be made 90 induce the Indians 10 retire
quietly To the reservations. From the char
acter Of the Information received, the mill
tary authorities ara inclined 10 the belief
thai the state authorities cid not exercise
the best Judgment, snd we're too preciDitate
tn attempting 10 serve civil process on the
indicted Indians. It Is hoped, however.
that al troubles may be suppressed with
out blOodshed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Fight bell boys ST Szest's hotel went o1f
an strike ~eEerdsy. cislnlEz hat they
hsd teen poorly fed. snd refGssd - return
70 work undes the present arrangements.
r J. Bridge - popular clerk. denied iss
sfstsmaut and SD that one q The Boys -
fa-e6 io obey orders ard wss told t. auit.
Mr. Bridge ssvs fbsf NJ. Johnson slusvs
ssid fasf sis BE vsrs - good ss himself
sa5 tbe rneais furnished the poys were -
rrra - snv ore needed The va1aut5 es
rs-s flls3 Temporarily sv boTs fr0fo tDe
I1stvioz Tslegrspa Cazrz1y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

ffslffFFf = Ttt FtNtsale tfft-a-
CASCADE. Aug. .. The new iron brid ge
scross the Tbornspple river st this piece, to
replace the old wooden one that went ont
under way. and when completed viii be
the only one IN this part Of the county. --
James A. Dennison. the pOpulsr young
painter here While 81 work on the bri 3ze.
bad the uiissoTfun. 70 have q heavy iron
hen. fall on bin. Though not seriously in
i1red, II viii - laid Up for some time
Charles s speni3inz While returning home
ate Saturday night With iosd of bay. vss
thrown - IRE ground ard ha1 ihree rios
broken. sn3 Otherwise injured. his little sou
vas slso osii7 hurt and renssnsd unc0n-
SCOTS 81 night
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FALL An NNOINCENEET |
Spring accompany,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH
CARPETS,
CuRCAInS,
OIL QLOCBS,
uPbOSCCRY.

IL is well known fact that
this department Of our immense
Dry Goods establishment is the
largest finest and most COM
pletc IN the whols State of
Michigan, and II IS an equally
true known fact that our prices
are at least IS per cent lower
than that OF any opposition
house. We earnestly invite
everyone intending 20 furnish
or rcfurnish their homes 10
make II special point 10 pay
this department a visit-anc in
spect our goods and prices Of
fered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Ms. Lunn. propristress Of that popular
boarding house, the Lunn House. oa Mon
70. ct. ~ss pleasantly surprised asst sven
inr OF shout forty couple Of hers and her
hoarsierx' friends who assembled IN the
different rooms and took entire possession
Shs vss eouai % the occasion however.
and sf3er Der gaests hsd danced them
xslves tired 20 srcslleut music from
rhonas's orchestrs. they we're invited 70
asrtske of tie most tempting and deli
cious repsst t,sf could be found II Vas
an occssian 81 nairth and ioiEty and they
a. hsf 4 shsra IN e
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

CALrxrr. Aug. 23.-Tne condition Of the
Calumet & Hecls mine still remains
unknown, and the indications for opening
the mines are not Avofa0ls ss there is
eonsidsrsbls smoke coming up with the
steam. The sending down Of csrbonic gas
IL continued day and night. a. many as
forty-four charges IN twenty hours
being sent down. A great many employees
srs leaving for the Duiurh. South Shore s.
Atlantic railway construction az Baraga.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
lArER-AN ATTACK EXPECTED.
Troops Harryiax Forward In Response To
an Appeal From Mssker.

DxSvkz. Aug 25.-LAst night troops
from Denver. Colorado Springs and other
points sncamped az Morgan's Ranch ca
Phicsance Creek. about twelve or hfteen
miles from Mseksr. At 5 O'Clock this morn
inx A messenger from that point rode hnr-
riesfiy into camp bearing an urgent appeal
from Captain Gasilne 20 hasten forward,
IS one hundred Utes were reported on their
way from the Uintah reservation. Capt. Gas
lne IS acting on the defensive and be wishes
for support IN case Of an attack. The
command struck camp at once and moved
toward Meexer, where they probably are
before this time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

LONDON. Aug. 23.-In the house of Com
mons this evening Edmund Robertson.
member for Dundee. said he had examined
the reports from Irish officials upon which
were based the governments proclamation
of the National League and found that the
League was in no instance mentioned
especially. He therefore asked If the
government would submit evidence upon
which the House would be enabled TO dis
charge its duty in deciding whether the
proclamation should be confirmed. w. Ii.
smith said the government would not sub
NIT any additional papers on the subject.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
The Pops'S JUBILEE.
ft VIII Eclipse In Maxaihcsnos Any
Event of the Century.

LoSDoS. Aug. 23.-rhe preparations for
the celebration of the Pope's jubilee viii be-
gin at Rome in September on an extensive
scale. Among the features OF the celebra-
ton will be an exhibition. which will be
formally opened in the presence OF the
Pope. Dom Pedro IL. Emperor of Brazil,
and ENJOYS of all the sovereigns OF Europe.
An ode 70 the Pope will be written by NJ.
GounOd. and presented 10 the Pope on the
anniversary of his ordination TO the priest
hood, Dec. %. which day viii be the prin-
cipai one of the celebration.
II IS the intention of those into whose
hands the arrangements for the celebration
have been entrusted, 10 surround the occa-
sion with a display of magnihcence surpass-
ing any event that has occurred in Europe
within the century, and no expense will be
spared TO achieve the results aimed ut.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

BsLTIsoRE, Aug. 23.--LoGis 2. Greening.
aged 10. and Catherine Schneibe. also 10,
were arrested on the arrival Of the steamer
Rhine from Bremen today. The girl had
stolen thirteen thousand marks from her
father in Bremen and had eloped to Am
erica with Greening Most Of the stolen
money vas recovered. The young people
will be returned 10 Germany.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
BASE BALL YESTERDAY,
Detroit, New York and Philadelphia the
Winners resterssy.

Detroit, New York and Philadelphia the
Winners resterssy.
Yesterday Detroit made another bid for
the pennsni BY punching of bits in the
first and eighth she won her second game
from the Washingtons. New Yozk defeated
Fittsburg ia a very close game. while Phiia-
delphis bad II ali their own way from the
stsrt with the Hoosiers. The wet ground
Of Boston made II impossible for Chicsgos
and the home club to play. Following are
the results by innings.
Al Washington BR.BE
Detroit ~ 0 o 0 o 2 o-4 n i
washington o o q g. 0-I : j
Batteries -Getrein and Bennett for Detroit.
Whitney AMI Mack foT Washington.
At New York
View York 80 o oi o. 6
Pi'fstrrg......0 0 @ q o-f
Baftsries-Welch and Brown for New York
Mccormick and Miller for piitsbuig.
A. Phisdelphis-
plilsdeiphis.2 9 0 Q O-10 II 9
IBdIansIsoils.-0 : 3 q "a o. ~ 3
Batteries -B8l1iugiOu ard fieTneDis tor Tf.la-
delphio shreTer aud &yres for iDdiafHpDJs
Al B1sfou--N CT Grounds
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

WAsHmGToS. Aug. 23.-As a final result
Of the conference between the Kentucky
tobacco growers and Commissioner of Ak.
riculture Colman and Ststisticisn DODGE for
the past two days respecting the latter's al
legged over-estimate of the tobacco acreage
this year. Dodge tonight addressed formal
statement 20 Commissioner Coim2n, in
vhicn he admits that his July estimates
were too high. Recent reports point TO q
very low acreage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

The Board q Medical Examiuers Of the
SoidieTs' Home bave rushed up its annual
wind up. The examiners found 80 men
enrolled. twelve. being sbsent II the time Of
the examination. winch vas done fh1T-
o8ehlT, taking each one 81 time. - we're
placed in meiicai review. sixty of whom
were pronounced abe 70 perform lspor snd
support themselves ~ present About one
hundred Of the remainder were rsQneste3
70 DO light ssTk about The Institution.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
THEY'LL FILL HIM FULL.
The President to Attend Two Banquets In
Ore Day

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q. 23.-President Cleve-
lane has accepted an invitation to attend a
banquet in his honor Saturday evening.
Sept 1, at the Academy of Music. The in
vitation Was extended by the University of
Pennsylvania. the Philadelphia Library,
the American Philosophical Society, the
Franklin Institute, College OF Physicians,
the Law Academy and the Historial Soci-
ETY.. The President will also, on afternoon
of same day. attend banquet in bis honor
given BY Hi5srnian society. This society
boasts Of having entertained Presidents
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Tyler aud
Grant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

TIE Bcard q Fablic WORKS ard re
ersnd Rapids Township Roari. held a
meeting Monday 70 pr-psre speclScsticns
fs~ the Improvement ~ East 81 from Cher
~ to Hal-sts.. ard ~ea -i erorcsais vfii -
~~.~refp,s Car tse Iasf Of rhe weex THIS
onf~ instance ~ the Sia.e wnera = c1tv sud
tn~nsbfo hsvs improved = high var %
~afner
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

OTTAWA. Ang. 23.--The Fisheries Depart.
ment has received information Of the seiz-
IRE Of more Canadian sealing vessels In the
northern part Of the Pacific Ocean BY q
United states cruiser. Ii is learned taal ths
counasnders on United states cruisers in
The Alaskan service has been ordered e
ssizz al sealing vessels found IN Behrinc
sea. unless they are the properly of ths
Alaskan Fur Com pa1y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
HntsonvflIe Happenings.

ttSsasstz 70 ytt 1tAt1NAs et,ANs.
HUDsoSvILLE. Aug. 23.-Pomona Grange
here Thursday and Friday. when the grand
potentates of the order will confer the fifth
degree on aspiring subordinate grsngers.
and entertaining programmes have been
prepared for the occasion.-The ladies Of
The White Society" meet with Mrs. +. w.
Whipple, Wednesday. A. DOan left
for Denver. Col, yesterday. he goes well
recommended by officials of the Grand
Rapids National Bank, where he has lately
been employ ed.-A cornet band Is gaining
a deservedly good reputation round about
for good playing They give a hop st the
bali Sept. 2, and young ladies of the Grand
vile band will, presumably, insist on their
best fellows escgrting them thence that they
may enjoy a good line, and also get point
ers on good music til therei--Ihe even
ings begin to grow longer snd cooler, and
the pr0veTbial philosophy OF grocerr steps
and adjacent board fences will soon be ex-
pounded on counters. cracker barrels. etc
By the way, Whist did you do with that old
sign Keep of the counters C?
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a VICIOUS JERSEY.
Newsygo Csunty Farmer Nearly Killed
by an fnfuF1ated Bull.

txtIcs,Vs yNt 1tAt1SNS-sss,Ns.
NEwAYso, Aug. 23.-Ssmuel shippy, of
Ashland township, has Jersey bull which
he has always regarded harmless. Yester-
day while leading him out to water he
slipped and fell, when the beast made a
dash for him and threw him distapce OF
twenty-four feet against the barn and be-
fore he could regain his feet he was again
caught by the infuriated animal and
thrown upwards alighting upon scaffold
ten feet high. He was taken TO the house
more dead than alive. A terrible cash six
inches in length was cut in his abdomen
from which the bowels portruded His
recovery is very doubtful if not absolutely
iulfossible
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Daring ny soxsr.e fr - city. TIE -
ports circsl istel - 8r. Eafotw ss g. nfv
tsfrsa1 n cref1fors- a1-roNing r0oTssr
with8Et Insez5 ~ reDsTu Tuserif. beng A.
~svsez s-d oe4v - Ia Detroit sfs = ~l.s =
zthozs fo1n1ei en and knowe to PerSer
~ Wifal iss. 1 sm e. tas - shs1
rsrt aoor ~ Psf 0Neas A. veatnz -
sss 20 psssss ca G. = P31NKz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

kb-shsro 1fears. Who suffered s0n.
stroke on Ju1s 5 49,. hss wife sna ~.
eslldr-s vbo ~ i1 dssssfo.s circuns.sness
swd ssbacri psion raEsr - heing csrtslss sses
fer thesr RI - leg are hopes. enc
worthy xny ssssss1ee Which r0sv be 80
eofee1 les iB their tirns of ned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Bnooxt1S. Aug 23-Ths state Iiquor
Dealers Convention here today passed reso-
iationa demanding ~ removal Of unfair
legislation N rsxsrd 70 liquor and sndors-
ing Governor Hili 50 having shown broad
snd hberal views fairly representing those
II The people of the STATE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
&RuGS@

Smyrna Rugs and Mats. Will
ton Rugs, Tapestry and Velvet
Rugs. Daghcstan and Turkish
Rugs-and in fact anything in
the shape Of Rugs-from the
commoncst 10 the best will be
found in this department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
LATEST FROM STANLEY.
His Party Alive and All Well on the assh
of June

LONDON. Aug. 23.-A letter has been re-
ceivsd from DIR. Parke, lated Arnwini,
June 20, stating that Stanley and oil Of the
Europeans comprised in his party were
well. The followers Of Stanley. the letter
says, were entrenched in q camp affording
all necessary advantages. and the whole
party would begin June - forced march
of 400 miles TO Wadelai, where they would
meet Emin Bey. These sdvices are one
day later than sny others that have been
received, and completely overthrow all pos
sbility of the correctness OF the reports an
nouncipg Stanley's death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

PtrrssURe, Aug. S.-An explosion OF
natural zas occurred six miles this side %
Nfrrravsvills this morning. By which 81
f,aiisn named AntOnio eaivini was almost
inssanslv killed and two other iaoorsrs
badly burned. The thfse men wers in =
tresch and enc Of them carslessly ignitsd
fha ras
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

F.LL RrvKz Mass. Ang z3.-Nrs.
Clsvslsad accompanied by Nrs. Folsom
ard Gen. Grseisv arrived here toaieE. n
special car from Marian snd EFF for Nee
York on the steamer Pilgrim en route foT
Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Bosrov. Aug. 23-Collector Sattonstsil
has Suspended ". II. A. Parks. janitor Of
shs Custom House. sIlezinx iDcon Dstsnce
and neg ect OF daty. Parks i Democrat
and was appointed By the present Collector
on recon nlsndafion Of leading INGREDIENTS.
There IS no political siEniHcsnce therefore
in as removal The oEace is one Of con-
siderable importance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
caLiFoRNIA's eoveRnoa DYING.
Ne 10 |. Democrat and wri no Succeeded
By Republican


SAY Francisco. Aug. 23.-Governor Wash
ington Bartlett suffered paralytic stroke
last night. and Is believed to be dying. He
has been growing worse today, and realizing
his condition this afternoon he dictated
a dispatch 70 De sent to Lieut. Governor
Waterman Immediately upon his death
lie hss been ~ for a month and vas stop
pinx At his physicians residence IN Oak
iand when the paralysis occurred. His
mind Is still clear, but bis power Of speech
i disappearing. Governor Bartlett is 3
Democrat and I8sut. Governor Waterman,
Who will succeed him ia the event Of death,
is q Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
WHAT'S Tn,s. DYNAmlTE9


NKw Yeas. Auk 2S.--At meeting o. tie
IE.sE patriots ionishi, Professor faszzsroa
In the chair the conditioa of lrelsad MAS dis
eusssd aRd TIE opiniea prevailed tnat tie
ti1e ksd eons whsa the vast suns seat
from America could be pat % better Use
tnzn supporting Eng ish landlares- II sss
unanimously resolved 10 form . rev orgsn-
izstiOn 10 render Ireland more assistance IN
the near future Professor Aezzssoff Was
elected President COMMITTEES wss sp-
pointed % drsft constitution and prepsrs
. manifesto.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

spRrxsEtxrD. Mo-, Aug. 23.--Eight bald
knobbsrs pleadsd guilty today. at Ozark.
u The charge OF whipping r. P. Helms with
hickory switches. Sentence Was reserved.
Mrs. Mary A. ShipmAn. mother of Reuben.
one of the men Who plsa3sa guilty. tainted,
and falling struck her head snd fractured
her skull Her condition - precari0us.